Catalysts
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- Explain the use of catalyst and their effect on the energy profile of a reaction.
The decomposition of hydrogen peroxide is shown in the equation below:
- Explain the use of catalyst and their effect on the energy profile of a reaction.
The Haber process is an important industrial process to produce ammonia. The equation is below:
- For practical reasons, this reaction is always performed with an iron-based catalyst. Explain why this is used and its effect on the position of equilibrium.
- Draw two energy profiles for this exothermic reaction, showing a catalyzed and a possible uncatalyzed pathway. Label the reactants and products on these profiles.